Bishopstone, Wiltshire
SW of Salisbury.
SW of Wilton.
See map.
Rev. George Augustus Montgomery
was Rector here, 1821-42.
See Tomb of Rev. George Augustus Montgomery
inside Bishopstone church.
Bishopstone church (left)
and the new rectory (right).
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Bishopstone church
13th cent church, on E (Salisbury) side of Bishopstone village.
Bishopstone church.
Photo 2005.
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Bishopstone church.
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Close-up of sign.
Beside the church.
Built by
Rev. George Augustus Montgomery
to replace the old rectory.
The old rectory (not this one) was
described by his uncle
as
"an ill-built house".
Note his uncle did live in
one of the greatest houses in England.
The new rectory is now a private house.
The new rectory.
Photo 2005.
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The new rectory.
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Coming from the church, on the road heading W
(away from Salisbury), this is on RHS.
This is the school founded by
Rev. George Augustus Montgomery
in 1837-42.
School closed c.1980.
Now a private house.
Sign says "The Old School".
The Old School.
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The Old School.
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Arms on the Old School.
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Close-up of Arms.
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Rev. George Augustus Montgomery.